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Tomate

A minimalist pomodoro timer.

Requirements

To run Tomate, you will need the following software:

  • Python ≥ 3.6

  • aplay

aplay is the native ALSA wav player, used to play a bell tone at the end of a pomodoro period.

To install Tomate, we also recommend using the pip package manager.

Once all the requirements are fulfilled, you may proceed with the installation.

Installing

To install Tomate system-wide, simply run:

sudo pip3 install tomate

To install Tomate manually from source, the steps are as follows:

git clone git@github.com/abusque/tomate.git
cd tomate
sudo ./setup.py install

Using

Once installed, you can use Tomate by simply running the following:

tomate

This will start a 25 minute timer, after which a soft bell will ring. To start another pomodoro, simply re-run the command.

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